Mediation ChambersCIMN — Creative Industries Mediation Network
CIMNAn initiative of Mediation Chambers

CIMN — Creative Industries Mediation Network

Make an Enquiry

A brief, confidential conversation can help clarify whether mediation may be appropriate for your dispute and what the next step should be.

An Initial Conversation Does Not Commit You to a Mediation

Some disputes are clearly suitable for mediation. Others need a brief initial discussion first. An enquiry allows the situation to be considered in confidence and helps identify whether mediation is likely to be the right route, whether now or at a later stage.

What Happens After You Make Contact

A straightforward, confidential process

1

Initial Review

Your enquiry is reviewed to understand the broad nature of the dispute.

2

Initial Discussion

A brief confidential conversation can clarify whether mediation may be appropriate and what process might fit.

3

Next-Step Recommendation

If mediation appears suitable, the next stage of preparation and process can be explained. If another route appears more appropriate, that can also be identified at this stage.

Confidentiality and Discretion

Initial enquiries are handled discreetly. Mediation itself is a confidential process, and an initial conversation can help explain how that framework works in practice.

Send an Enquiry

You do not need to set out every detail at this stage. A brief outline of the issue is enough for an initial review.

Do you require language or communication support to participate in mediation?

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BSL and language support — We can usually accommodate clients who use BSL or whose first language is not English. For more information about language and communication support, please refer to our BSL and Language Support page.